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Bird Weekly – Photo Challenge – Common Birds in Your Area This Time of Year

Welcome to Bird Weekly Week #54 – Common birds in your area this time of year.

Bird Weekly – Photo Challenge – Birds beginning with a “H”

Bird Weekly #53, Birds beginning with a “H” (if a bird has more than one word of the name, you can use it as long as it begins with a “H”, (ie: Hermit Thrush or Great Blue Heron) (7/2/21)

Bird Weekly – Photo Challenge – Birds with LOng Tails

Week #52 Bird Weekly features birds with long tail feathers.

Sunday Stills – Pink – 06.13.21

When you have 2 daughters (grown now) and 3 granddaughters, there is a lot of pink in your life. From Disney princesses to Hello Kitty and beyond, life is one big pink plastered party!

Bird Weekly Birthday

On June 12, 2020, Bird Weekly was launched into the blog world. Since then, we have seen some incredible birds from all over the world. I find this to be a fun and rewarding challenge.

Thursday Trio – Whitetail

White-tailed Deer roaming the grounds at Princess Place Preserve in Palm Coast, Florida. Princess Place is a 1,500 acre preserve with a list of amenities.

Sunday Stills – Celestial – 06.06 .21

Yesterday, which was Sunday, 6/6, D-Day for any WWII enthusiasts, Frank and I took a day trip to St. Simons Island, Georgia. I had been stuck in the house for over a week.

FOTD – Tweety & Lily – Haiku

Lily is in bloom
Tweety sniffs at her beauty
Close by end of day.

Water Water Everywhere #78 – Greenway

We went exploring in the the northern central part of Florida. We just followed brown signs to different county parks, wildlife management areas and this incredible view where you would put your boat in at Marjorie Harris Carr Cross Florida Greenway that winds into Lake Ocklawaha near Orange Springs, Florida.

Thursday Trio – Ibises

A family of Ibises were hanging out at the boat ramp at Lake Deaton in The Villages, Florida. We had stopped here on our way back to Jacksonville from Tampa on Monday. My camera settings were set for close up shots so the other two birds were not in focus. The two adults were in full breeding colors.

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